What is buzzing or flying near you today??

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by Marley Farley, Jun 17, 2006.

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  1. capney

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    Crikey Dave.. for pushing the limits, thats a cracker..
     
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    Many thanks for the link Robert! I've added it to my 'favourites'.

    We were up that way last week for four days and it rained or snowed 90% of the time we were there - a far cry from the weather during most of this week!
     
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    Seen in Florida last year. I think it is a type of fly, although it looks quite wasp-like -

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    Great pics folks,
    Dave go back and get more !!!:gnthb::gnthb:

    Vicky, some Chiffchaffs stay in the UK (as do some female Blackcaps and Black Redstarts) particularly here on the south coast, some winter in the Med and some in Africa.

    Swallows and Martins have been arriving in numbers now, they stop here over the Bird reserve to fuel up (lots of gnats) on their way northward.
     
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    I found this chappie in the garden this morning -


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    Unknown large bug found here in Florida a few days ago. ID please and thanks!


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  8. walnut

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    Hi Keddi,I beieve it's called a big legged plant bug orleaf footed bug in the family Coreidae and the genus Acanthocephala probably Acanthocephala declivis.
     
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    Great Photos everyone makes this one look rather humble:hehe:
    even though its nibbling my (Iberis) :)


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    Nothing worse than having your iberis nibbled Woo,especially by an hover they're full of bother.
     
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    In my Garden to day.:)
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    Not Sure about this one
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    :) Beautiful photo's Woo on a beautiful day :)
     
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    Great pictures Woo the bee looks like he has his winter coat on,the peacock is early,that's a nice orange tip Anthocharis cardamines.
     
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    Thank you Roders and Walnut for the ID,I haven't seen so many Bees,Butterflies,in my Garden and this early in the year for a long long time.:thumb::)
     
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